This would be welcome on [email protected] (which sorely needs content)!

The best base design I found in 7 Days to Die was to do essentially this, but dig a pit down to bedrock underneath the house. The zombies pile up around it, push each other in, and die. If your supports are far enough away, they don’t get attacked (you basically want to make an A-shaped design, rather than an H.)

Obviously, since 7 Days to Die is a perfect simulation of an actual zombie apocalypse, this is the optimal real-life solution, as well.

Having alt-text makes yours superior; I will, therefore, cede the content to you. :)

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I feel that the most important thing is to speak out against the people who oppose minorities’ rights. You don’t need to speak for minorities to oppose those who oppress them.

I don’t recall Donatello’s staff having a spinning blade in the middle of it, though!

(Alternately, maybe they originally had 5 fingers, and after losing two each they collectively decided to remove the pizza cutter blades from their weapons.)

I’m not sure I’d feel comfortable using that unless it had a small finger guard added on either side of the blade. Even with the wrapped rope for grip, it’d only take one slip to cut your fingers pretty good.

It had the same benefit that cassette tapes did: It was trivially easy to record things from live TV to watch later, or to copy VHS tapes you rented. My parents were not wealthy by any stretch when I was a kid, but we did have a dual-tape VHS player for that express purpose.

I would unironically buy and use the sai one. That looks like a fairly functional design.

It’s just a prank, bro. Chill out!

It’s the Kingdom Hearts series storyboard.

They didn’t want you to be confused if you’re reading this article in the year 12026.

This was the biggest hurdle to me making the switch - I didn’t have a support network, and while I’m tech savvy enough to research my own solutions, it was scary to potentially be out a computer while doing so. In reality, it was a non-issue. Answers are easy to find and even CLI solutions usually just amounted to copying a command from a forum post and pasting it into the terminal. Obviously not the best security to be running terminal commands you don’t understand but it was a good way to learn (for me).

Point being, if it’s someone who isn’t completely helpless, teaching them “Just type ‘debian’ + ‘problem’ into Google” will probably solve 90% of issues a non-power-user is going to have.

Give it a lick…

Actually, maybe don’t do that. Definitely do not.

Wow, that sounds awesome. Will definitely check that out - thanks!

You’re right, I did! In my defense, it’s been 20+ years since I’ve played it. Maybe I should change that.

Until the other issue highlighted in that comment - that the majority of people can’t afford to take the time off work to do something disruptive - is solved, I’m not sure how we get from here to there, unfortunately.

Just search for ‘no kings march 2026’ and you’ll get pages of results.

They’re saying that if 90% of all games that exist were new each year, the number of games that would have to release each year to achieve it would be exponentially increasing and therefore unsustainable. The facts are simple math.

This is a weird statement coming less than 24 hours after the largest protest in the history of the country.